Quiet campsite. However, you do (sometimes) hear children screaming from the Aquapark, which is not far from the campsite. Great base for Ypres and cycling tours. Don't forget Museum Hooge Crater!

This campsite is a must! Beautiful places on the water, you can swim well and for the enthusiast there are rowing boats and pedaloes. It is that we had to go home, otherwise we would have liked to stay a second night.

The campsite is not spectacular; campers stand on a square lawn with a fence around it. But the plumbing and kitchen are fine and if desired you can eat in the restaurant across the street. Behind the campsite you go down a steep staircase and you are standing on the beach. If you go left here you can make a nice beach walk and if you go to the right you will reach the harbor and the park. The park is worth a visit anyway.

Pleasant campsite with friendly people behind the desk. Quiet, green, sun and shadow spots. There are picnic tables and a hammock hangs here and there. Maybe a little bit of sanitation. Although the beach is nearby, you have to walk a long way before the water is at waist level.

Yes: the site is no more than a concrete area between some flats, Wi-Fi only works at the reception, you can only wash dishes at the washbasins in the toilets and you pay too much for what you get. But the showers (indeed, 'open' showers in a sports hall) are fine, it is pretty quiet for a city camping, the old center is on bike / bus distance and besides, you're probably all day in Tallinn ?!